Updated 5 June 2023

As a Normal Part of Camp Operations:

1. Parents and Guardians:
   • Are encouraged to register their children only at registered and approved camps.
   • Should monitor their children for signs of any illness and not send sick children to camp.
   • Should be aware that respiratory and other conditions, including COVID-19, continue to circulate in Bermuda - Even if a child tests positive for COVID-19, but has no symptoms, she/he should not attend camp.
2. Camp Operators:
   • Should be aware that all camps should register and be approved to operate to better ensure the safety and health of camp participants and staff.
   • Should be aware that respiratory and other conditions, including COVID-19, continue to circulate in Bermuda and take appropriate precautions.
   • Should ensure that throughout every day, doors and windows are open for optimal air circulation and that participants and staff practice good hand hygiene.
   • Should hold as many activities outdoors in a sheltered area, as often as possible, and weather permitting.
   • Should monitor participants and staff for signs of any illness and remind parents not to send sick children to camp - Even if a child or camp staff member tests positive for COVID-19, but has no symptoms, she/he should still not attend camp.
   • Should be aware that Department of Health inspectors will visit periodically to provide support and guidance.
   • Should ensure that all attendance details are updated daily, as they may be requested by visiting Department of Health inspectors.

Click here to access the online camp registration form.

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